"How long have I been out?" Tenchi asked Kiyone."Little over eighteen hours plow-boy." Key told him bluntly. "We were starting to get worried."His res...onse was to slowly nod, not really knowing what else to say on the mater."You were out like a light!" Mihoshi added from her place standing slightly behind Kiyone, drawing his attention to the fact that she was there.Upon noting that, Tenchi's eyes made another slow circuit of the room."Where's Ayeka?" He finally asked."I guess she wasn't hit. Some of the girls, waitresses and dancer, have very friendly relationships with some of the better customers. If you treat them right, you will get good tips, but that is just money. Last week my car died on the way to work. I recognized the guy that came with the tow truck as one of my regular customers. He treated me well and gave me a lift to work. He didn't have to do that. He did that because I treated him like a VIP even when he had never been to the VIP area. Honey if you are nice to. I’m all about me, how does giving back the pillow benefit me? What do I get in return?”“I promise not to kill you in your sleep.”“Well I sleep with one eye open.” I teased. “Plus you’re a girl. I’m not too worried.”She turned her nose up and readjusted to make herself comfortable without the pillow.“Listen if you really want this pillow back, you-”“Shut up Die Hard’s back on. You don’t talk during Die Hard. Those are the rules. If you want to talk to me you have to do so during. I spent a while in the new office with the new night shift supervisor. I knew my being there made him nervous. I also know on slow nights it was a boring job. I talked with him for a while until one of the patrols reached one of the check points and called in. I emphasized how to note in the night log each time they had reached a check point. If things ever went sour the time logs could be important. I also showed how to do other work and still keep an eye on the camera monitors.At 11 Jenny,.